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Title:
Oral drug preparations
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1. An oral drug preparation having a protracted effect and a substantially constant rate of release of the drug, comprising an admixture, of a drug and an effective amount of a buffer acid, buffer acid salts, and mixtures thereof, in the form of small spheroidal particles of 0.1 to 5 mm diameter, said particles having a coating thereon of a film-forming acrylic polymer drug-diffusing dragee lacquer, allowing for diffusion of the stomach and intestinal juices through the coating, but not being soluble in said juices.
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Inventors:
Pedersen, Arne Martinus (Vanlose, DK)
Application Number:
608230
Filing Date: 1975-08-27 Publication_date: 1976-05-04 Assignee:
A/S Alfred Benzon (Copenhagen, DK)
Primary Class(es):
424/497
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Lehmann, K. Pharm. Ind. 29(6): 396-398 (1967) Acrylic Resin Lacquers for Preparation of Depot Medicinal Forms. Lehmann, K. et al. Pharm. Ind. 31(5): 319-322 (1969) Permeable Acrylic Resin Lacquers for Production of Medicinal Depot Forms II. (1). Lehmann, K. et al. Pharm. Ind. 31(6): 409-412 (1969) Permeable Acrylic Resin Lacquers for Production of Medicinal Depot Forms II. (2). Lehmann, K. et al. Drugs Made Ger. 16(4): 126, 131-132, 134, 136 (1973) Use of Aqueous Synthetic-Polymer Dispersions for Coating Pharmaceutical Dosage Forms. Lehmann, K. et al. Labo-Pharma-Probl. Tech. 22 (228): 57-62, 65 (1974) Use of Aqueous Plastic Dispersions for Coating Pharmaceutical Forms. Lehmann, K. Mfg. Chem. Aerosol News. 45(5): 48, 50 (1974) Polymer Coating of tablets. Versatile Technique. |